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Intelligence Analyst
Application Deadline: 28 May 2026
Department: Legal
Location: Bolton
Description
Keoghs is looking to recruit an Intel Analyst to join our busy, fast-paced Intelligence Team. The Intel Analyst will work on a variety of claims ranging from motor fraud, credit hire, EL PL and complex injury matters (and potentially more!). The role involves identifying the appropriate and relevant intelligence evidence from a wide range of resources that ultimately assists with the decision-making process required to drive our cases to a resolution.
On the receipt of bespoke instructions, the Intel Analyst will undertake a variety of searches and will need to capture all intelligence evidence relevant to a claim and evidence the same, whether that be in internal reports / pictorial format / formal statements. In addition, the Intel Analyst will be required to provide ad hoc intelligence for internal and external customers as required.
Key Responsibilities
- Analysing claims files and provide reports and information to Clients and File Handlers as to the outcome of the analysis
- Using desktop systems and analytical techniques to research and locate relevant information that will validate or rule out concerns and / or detect potentially fraudulent information
- Compiling reports/profiles on individuals and groups involved in suspected fraudulent activity
- Preparing witness evidence (including statements) in order to adduce the results of analysis in Court proceedings (generally civil proceedings) where necessary
- Utilising IT software applications at an advanced level in order to produce proactive intelligence reports (e.g. iBase, i2 Analysts Notebook, Excel)
- Delivering structured and detailed briefings to lawyers and clients on all key facts relating to specific investigations as required
- Preparing reports detailing Intelligence-led fraud risk assessments in relation to Insurance Fraud and fraud ring investigations
- Producing reports/briefings in accordance with the Intelligence Cycle and utilising the NIM (National Intelligence Model)
- Where appropriate, mentoring Trainee analysts on an informal basis
- Achieving a daily chargeable target
- Compliance with service level agreements as required on a client-specific basis and in accordance with internal benchmarks
- Time recording in accordance with Keoghs policy
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Working Hours
- 35 hours per week
- Monday – Friday 9am – 5pm with 1 unpaid hour for lunch.
- Primary location for this role is Parklands, Bolton Office
Skills, Knowledge and Expertise
- Understanding of legal framework within which intelligence can be disclosed
- Drafting comprehensive and professional reports summarising key issues
- Basic level of commercial awareness
- Communication skills – verbal and written
- Good telephone manner
- Confidence and ability to liaise with clients/customers when presenting a reasoned, logical argument
- Working to tight deadlines and under pressure
- Can work under own initiative and innovative in their thinking


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Benefits
- Davies Incentive Plan
- 25 days holiday per year which increases with level of service (opportunity to buy & sell 3 days)
- Family Cover Private Medical Insurance (Bupa)
- Simply Health Care Cash Plan
- WeCare – 24/7 online GP, mental health support and virtual wellbeing covering a whole host of topics to do with health, mental health, wellbeing & healthy living and financial & legal wellbeing
- Death in Service
- Critical Illness Cover
- PHI/Income Protection (Private health insurance)
- Pension Contribution based 5% Employee / 3% Employer
- Employee Resource Groups
- Employee Volunteering Programme
- Cycle to Work Scheme*
- Tech Scheme*
- Season Ticket Loan*
- Gym Flex*
- Access to Online Discount Sites
- Discounted Gourmet Society Membership
- Discounted Tickets for Merlin Attractions nationwide
- Discounts at local retail outlets
* after successfully completing probation
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